If you are able to habitualise the relating qualities from DDP and apply them within your own adult relationships and to yourself! It may be that you experience more harmony, peace and personal fulfilment both within relationship to yourself and with others.
It’s also important to recognise the role of repair when building a solid foundation from which you may co-construct your relationship, eventually as a shared endeavour. These relationships may be between parent and child, therapist and client, teachers and pupils, youth workers mentors, sport coaches, really anyone who is in relationship with another person and particularly those in relationship with children who have a mistrust in relationships due to their past experiences.
The list for all of those experiences is very long indeed but I’m certain we all know a child who may benefit from a nurturing, understanding and accepting relationship and probably an adult too.
Therefore you might suggest that the practice of DDP and its principles may be applicable within all relationships. If you are able to habitualise the relating qualities from DDP and apply them within your own adult relationships and to yourself! It may be that you experience more harmony, peace and personal fulfilment both within relationship to yourself and with others.